Visiting Dairy-Tech 2026
For everyone visiting Dairy-Tech 2026, buying tickets, accessing the show guide, exploring the various hub timetables and finding visitor information will be essential.
Buy Tickets
For your convenience, we offer two ticketing options for our event. If you pre-book your tickets, you can secure your entry for just £20. However, if you decide to purchase your tickets on the day of the event, the cost will be £25.
We do accept card payments at the gate, but please be prepared for slightly longer transaction times compared to cash sales. It’s worth noting that children under the age of 16 can enter for free, although proof of age may be requested.
To ensure a smooth experience, please remember that there are no ATM facilities on-site, so it’s advisable to bring cash with you if you prefer not to pay by card. We look forward to welcoming you to our event!
The show’s central hub
Dairy Hub
The Dairy Hub aims to offer advice, political insight, guidance, knowledge and take home messages for current on farm issues.
The RABDF stand adjoins the Dairy Hub and will provide visitors with the chance for ‘Ask the Expert’ sessions with key industry figures and Council members.
We will also be championing all RABDF activity including policy work, the APPG, RABDF membership, RABDF Young membership, Entrepreneurs in Dairying, Gold Cup, our Awards, Down to Earth and Women in Dairy.
New products, new concepts and new ideas
Innovation Hub
The Innovation Hub at Dairy-Tech is a space to explore cutting-edge technology and innovative products. Attendees can also earn valuable Dairy Pro points through seminars and workshops, recognizing their expertise in the dairy industry.
Prevent lameness on farm
Healthy Feet Zone
Discover how to effectively combat lameness on your farm through practical advice, hands-on demonstrations, and the opportunity to ask questions. Lameness is a top priority in the dairy industry, aligned with the Government’s Animal Health and Welfare Pathway (AHWP).
Explore our dedicated Healthy Feet Zone in Hall 3 where expert guidance, advice, and tools are readily available to help manage lameness in your herd.
Witness firsthand examples of common and uncommon causes of lameness in cows’ feet, and learn how to manage and prevent these cases through informative demonstrations and discussions.
